Faraidon Farzad recently announced that he was awarded the international “Archimedes” prize for designing an artificial intelligence system that detects the level of infection in wounds of diabetic patients.
Mr. Farzad stated that this system determines the infection level through a mobile phone by analyzing images taken of the wounds of diabetic patients.
He emphasized that patients can learn about the condition of their wounds using their mobile phones before visiting a doctor.
He said, “My design is an intelligent infection prediction system based on machine learning that can save lives and contribute to improving community health.”
Faraidon Farzad is a doctoral student in the field of artificial intelligence.
Due to visa issues, he was unable to attend the award ceremony in Moscow and followed the event online.
The Archimedes International Exhibition of Inventions and Innovations in Moscow is one of the largest and most prestigious scientific events in the world, held since 1998 with the support of the Russian government and international organizations to showcase inventions, industrial designs, and new technologies.
This festival serves as a platform for researchers and inventors from around the world to compete in various technical and engineering fields.
